Lets see your BEST after dark supercell picture!

[Mike Mezeul II]

Lets see what everyone has to offer for their best after dark supercell picture! This is one of my favorites from March 30, 2006 near Sherman, TX.

 

[Mike Hollingshead]

You'll just have to click here to see it, it's too large to post on here.

Probably that one I guess. Mike, your shot looks very similar to what this storm looked like not long after this image.

 

[Jason Boggs]

I have 3 or 4 pretty good ones, but this is the best one I have. Probably the best storm of 2006 for me.

Looking NW from about 7 miles west of Big Spring, TX on May 4th 2006

 

[Dan Robinson]

Bismarck, North Dakota, May 27, 2006

 

[David Draun]

Same as Dan, since I was chasin with him, lol. May 27th, 2006. What an electric little storm!

 

[Aaron Kennedy]

Ok Doug Raflik, just go and post your Red Cloud, NE shot. I know I have nothing that compares to that

Aaron

 

[James Siler]

Jason B, quick question. Are those stars in the upper left hand corner of your picture?

 

[Bob Schafer]

My best is probably the same 050510 NE sup that H posted, and naturally his is a better pic, so I offer these for your amusement instead:

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That one was the 030628 Liberal KS storm. I was sitting there taking the vid, and the wc was only about a hundred yards from me. I don't normally get so close, but storm motion was WSW, as I remember, and I was positioned ESE from the wc. Anyway, the inflow was rocking the back of my car up and down violently. If it had gotten much stronger, maybe 20kts, it would have just about lifted the rear wheels off the ground.

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That one was the somewhat "disputed" 040419 Perryton wedge that David D and I chased. Both of these are vidcaps, and are lightning illuminated, because, well, it was after sunset!

Bob

 

[Verne Carlson]

For me it would have to be this picture of the May 28, 2006 supercell coming out of the Badlands of South Dakota. It gave new meaning to the term 'Badlands' when it caught us and rolled over us on I-90!

 

[Laura Hedien]

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My humble submission is from Ft Sheridan last july 25, 2005.
Admired and shot over 200 pics that night.
What a show. I was very fortunate to see it.
Laura

 

[Dick McGowan]

3/12/06 Saline/Johnson county Missouri. Not a very good picture as my camera was tossed in the mud by the inflow , but a day I will never forget. Large Wedge and a second tornado to the east.

 

[Blake Michaleski]

Let see who was there May 23, 2002 near Borger, TX.... i think i must have never had gotten that roll developed or i was shooting vhs-c at the time and never captured it.

But i do have these:
May 16, 2002 Southeast of Goodwell, OK up in the panhandle (scanned from 35mm slides, 100 ISO)

 

[Andrew Khan]

Hello, I have a few photographs of afterdark/twilight structure, and I just figured out I had them. I will describe each.

If you look in the center, and to the right of the bolt, you will see the base, coloured a little darker.

A tiny, tiny severe cell with lots of CC action.

An after dark, very late (2:00 AM) and was being illuminated from under the bulge of the shelf cloud.

A severe cell just at the end of twilight, that I had to use a long exposure on in order to capture.

A beautiful grey/white color anvil, with mammatus display in SD right at twilight.

 

[Luca Ronca]

This supercell was too close to me, the top was at the zenith.... so this picture is composed by 5 movie frames.
Ciao

 

[Jason Boggs]

Jason B, quick question. Are those stars in the upper left hand corner of your picture?
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Yes James, they are stars which provided a view that will never be forgotten. That storm produced baseball size hail in Big Spring about 20 minutes after that shot.